Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hammad al-Sani of Qatar reached New Delhi on Monday on a two-day visit to India. He will meet President Draupadi Murmu on Tuesday and hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Prime Minister Modi arrived at the airport to welcome the rich Sheikh Tamim bin Hammad al -i of Qatar.
The Prime Minister said in a post on ‘X’, “He went to the airport to welcome his brother, Sheikh Tamim bin Hammad al-Sani of Qatar. I wish his successful migration in India and I am waiting for our meeting tomorrow. “The Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement on Saturday that his visit will” give more momentum to our growing partnership in various fields. “
Formal welcome will be given in the premises of Rashtrapati Bhavan
The statement said that the rich of Qatar will also come with ministers, senior officials and a business delegation along with a high -level delegation. According to the statement released on Monday, External Affairs Minister S will meet Jaishankar al-Sani.
On Tuesday morning, the rich of Qatar will be formally welcomed in the premises of Rashtrapati Bhavan, after which he will have a meeting with Prime Minister Modi in ‘Hyderabad House’.
Discussion on various aspects of bilateral relations
The Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement on Saturday that he would discuss various aspects of bilateral relations with Prime Minister Modi. According to the statement, consent letters will be exchanged on Tuesday afternoon, after which the rich of Qatar will meet Murmu.
The Ministry of External Affairs had said that Al -i is visiting India on the invitation of Prime Minister Modi. This is the second visit to India of Qatar. Earlier, he came to India in March 2015.
India and Qatar have deep historical relations based on friendship, faith and mutual honors. In recent years between the two countries, relations in various fields including trade, investment, energy, technology, culture have been continuously strengthened.
The Ministry of External Affairs had said that the Indian community living in Qatar is the largest migrant group in that country and “its positive contribution to Qatar’s progress and development is appreciated.”